[quote=“Pascal”]Hi
Seeing your picture I confirm that your server TangoTest/test is NOT registered (not running) on your machine named ZPY-PC.
Why ? I don’t know.
A problem at server startup ?
Normally, when a server start it register itself in database as running on the host.
The Starter/Astor tool will get server list using this feature.
But in your case, we cannot see TangoTest/Test on host ZPY-PC.
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maybe i think is there any problem at my tangotest server starup?
because i startup it from astor, no pop-up windows to tell me the Server is OK…
when i startup it again,it will tell me the server is running.but the answer of DbGetHostServerList is the same as before.
i have try to registered it from Jive but nothing changed
[quote=“peipei”]
i have copy the tangotest.exe to C:\DeviceServers\bin
TANGO_HOST=ZPY-PC:10000
other config as pictures show
am i right?[/quote]
Seems OK to me for the Astor config step but I’m not TANGO under windows expert.
However, I see in your first snapshots a 8XNUX… host running a DB but I see here you set TANGO_HOST to ZPY-PC:10000.
Perhaps I missed something but do you you have two computers (8XNUX… and ZPY-PC, one server and one client, and then is TANGO_HOST defined to the same value on both?) or just one?
[quote=“philippeg”][quote=“peipei”]
i have copy the tangotest.exe to C:\DeviceServers\bin
TANGO_HOST=ZPY-PC:10000
other config as pictures show
am i right?[/quote]
Seems OK to me for the Astor config step but I’m not TANGO under windows expert.
However, I see in your first snapshots a 8XNUX… host running a DB but I see here you set TANGO_HOST to ZPY-PC:10000.
Perhaps I missed something but do you you have two computers (8XNUX… and ZPY-PC, one server and one client, and then is TANGO_HOST defined to the same value on both?) or just one?[/quote]
YES I have two computers.
TANGO_HOST=ZPY-PC:10000, the ZPY-PC is the host computer and running MYSQL
8XNUX… is the client and TANGO_HOST=ZPY-PC:10000 too,so astor at 8XNUX… can link to database directly.
[quote=“Pascal”]Did you start Astor and Starter with TANGO_HOST=ZPY-PC:10000 ?
Because on your screen shot we saw another TANGO_HOST. [/quote]
this picture was snap at client computer.and i was test the tango system..
i do this test with TANGO_HOST=localhost:10000
when i finish the test, i change the TANGO_HOST as ZPY-PC:10000 where tho database running
[quote=“peipei”]this picture was snap at client computer.and i was test the tango system..
i do this test with TANGO_HOST=localhost:10000
when i finish the test, i change the TANGO_HOST as ZPY-PC:10000 where tho database running[/quote]
In your case, TANGO_HOST should always be the same, it should be equal to the server with database.
TANGO_HOST is the way for each client to understand where to connect to the TANGO central database.
[quote=“philippeg”][quote=“peipei”]this picture was snap at client computer.and i was test the tango system..
i do this test with TANGO_HOST=localhost:10000
when i finish the test, i change the TANGO_HOST as ZPY-PC:10000 where tho database running[/quote]
In your case, TANGO_HOST should always be the same, it should be equal to the server with database.
TANGO_HOST is the way for each client to understand where to connect to the TANGO central database.[/quote]
yes,they are the same now~
thank you for your advice:-)
[quote=“philippeg”][quote=“peipei”]yes,they are the same now~
thank you for your advice:-)[/quote]
Does it work now? You will need to start again your device servers.[/quote]
problem dont fix~~
the TANGO_HOST was the same for 2 weeks…
when i finish the install of tango system into client computer , i change the TANGO_HOST of client computer from localhost:10000 to ZPY-PC:10000. These steps were doing at 2 weeks ago..
Kill your TangoTest instance (using Windows Task Manager or sending the kill command to dserver/TangoTest/test device) on ZPY-PC
Verify that your device server is marked as not exported/not running in jive
Try to start the TangoTest/test device server from astor on the same host
Please do not hesitate to ask questions if some steps I described above are not clear.
If this doesn’t work, I would try to ensure TangoTest/test is not running on your computer and try to start it up from a console/terminal, using -v4 or -v5 option to see if there are some eventual error messages during the startup.
TangoTest test -v4
I hope we will manage to understand the strange behaviour you’re observing.
Do you see the same problem if you create another instance of TangoTest (for example: TangoTest/test2)?
